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Paul Smithson
- 1st January 2009As an Internet marketer, your task list is
probably full of menial tasks that could easily be outsourced
to save you time and frustration. In fact, the majority
of your tasks could probably be outsourced, and your customers
would probably never know the
difference.

Outsourcing is a great way to grow your
business, because you can get much more accomplished than you
could do on your own. You might be able to create two
information products per week on your own, but you could
outsource several times that many in the same
period.

Not only that, but your time is worth a lot
of money. As a high-paid entrepreneur, don’t you think
your time is worth more than the $5 or $10 per hour you could
pay an outsourcer?

First of all, you can outsource most of
your product creation. Article writing, eBook creation,
even audio and video creation could be outsourced. Your
customers will never know you didn’t write that eBook yourself,
so why not outsource it and save yourself the time and
effort?

You can even outsource the writing of your
blog posts and newsletter messages. As long as you hire a
competent writer, your customers will probably never even
realize you’ve outsourced your
writing.

Traffic generation methods are very easy to
outsource. You can outsource just about any kind of
traffic generation you can think of! You can have people
‘social bookmark’ your site for you. You can pay people
to post on forums. You can hire outsourcers to comment on
blogs, submit articles, submit your site to directories, and
peddle your links on site networks.

Customer service is something that is often
outsourced. Customers can be downright rude when they’re upset
and you don’t want that negativity impacting on your own
productivity so hire someone to deal with it in your place, but
make sure to keep a close eye on things to ensure that your
customers are getting the level of service they deserve and
that they have paid for.

Plus, you can only be available for a few
hours per day. By outsourcing your customer service, you can
have someone available to answer support requests practically
any time of the day. Answering questions quickly can
increase sales, and answering problems quickly can prevent
chargebacks so why not give yourself the added protection of
having help with this?

If you’re going to hire an outsourcer, you
should ask for samples and references. You shouldn’t hire an
outsourcer that can’t provide at least one of the two, and
preferably both. Some may not have references available, but
their samples might speak for themselves. Some might have great
references, but be unable to show you
samples.

Don’t be afraid to hire someone who has
neither of these things; just don’t pay them anything in
advance. If an outsourcer wants you to take a chance and
hire them without samples or references, they shouldn’t expect
to be paid up front. If the person provides you with some great
work then you’re onto a winner, but if what they provide isn’t
up to scratch, which will certainly happen from time to time,
you’ve not lost anything other than a little time checking over
their work.

Before closing it’s worth mentioning that
outsourcing is a two-way street. Your outsourcers are not your
low-paid slave labor. They are people, and so deserve to be
treated with respect wherever they might live and whatever you
might be paying them. If you treat them with respect and
professionalism they will be far more likely to produce great
work for you not just in the short term, but for many years to
come.

About Paul Smithson -
Paul Smithson is the founder of Intellimon and the driving
force behind the best-selling XSitePro web site development
tool. Since graduating in Business Strategy and Direct
Marketing from two of Europe’s leading business schools, Paul
has set up five multi-million dollar companies, one of which is
now owned by the BBC. His areas of expertise include business
strategy, e-commerce, on-line and off-line marketing, software
development, and maximizing the potential of on-line
businesses.

For more information about
this, and many other Internet Marketing-related
topics, visit Paul Smithson's site,
www.xsitepro.com.